Trading Books

My daughter loves having this as one of the texts for her second year Japanese class--says that is better than what she was using in first year, and she seems to moving through the lessons rather quickly . . .

I think this book is great! I would have expected a book on stocks and investing to be rather dry but this book is very well written and quite readable. When I think of online investing, I think of buying and selling online but from this book I found there is an astounding amount of SEC and other information on companies out on the Internet these days enabling me to be able to research online as well. The authors have spelled out just what to look for and where to go for researching potential stock investments. The glossary in the back is handy (for me as a novice) as well as the appendix of investing related web site reviews. I have always been leery of stock investing, leaving it to my better half, but with the understanding and resources I am getting from this book, I have the confidence to venture carefully out... I would think ANYBODY who does any stock investing would DEFINITELY want to read this book!

I loved this title. Mark Crisp is a first-rate genius and writer. His tactics are first rate and take an educational high-road. I'd highly recommend this book.


Gman

Whereas 'Short term futures trading' by the same author is geared towards discretionary traders, this book offers plenty of ideas for mechanical traders. However, even the discretionary traders can also benefit from this book if he/she know what elements to fuse into their trading.

The book starts with a brief introduction to the fundamentals Dr Elder has been promoting since his first book (how to buy, example setups, psychology and risk management) and then moves to advanced topics (keeping records, where and how to sell, where and how to place stops, how to short and presents a strategy for finding stocks to trade).

All the previous is illustrated with examples from Dr Elder's own diary where you can see how a professional trader executes his trades. Only this point is worth many times the book.

I have read many trading books and it is difficult to find a new book that really adds something new. This book has a lot of material and it is a pleasure to read. I highly recommend this practical hands-on book to everybody that takes trading in a serious way.

I grew up hunting moose in Newfoundland with rifle by driving them to other hunters who lay in wait. I recently switched to solo archery hunting and I wanted to learn more about the other methods to approach my annual moose hunt. There are numerous books out there on deer and elk hunting however information specific to moose hunting is very sparse, to say the least. As such, this book fills a huge gap. I found it to be very informative regardless of your weapon of choice and it specifically covers well the strategies of Calling, Using Decoys and Using Scents to hunt moose. This book will not teach you how to call moose however if you already know how to call then this book will provide you with good information to help you with your calling strategy. One thing in particular that I like about Mr. Kelso's writing is his use of actual hunting scenarios to explain his various strategies. This book is certainly a worthy read. For those that are looking to hunt moose using archery tackle then I would also recommend "The Bowhunter's Field Manual" by Judd Cooney as a good companion to this book as it has an excellent chapter on hunting moose with archery tackle.

As you look deep into this very discipline driven book, many things are learned about a new age of stocks and bonds, and the way the market will move. Alot of this book is basic knowledge for begining steps in the stock exchange and how various trends will some what affect the balance of your pocket book. Although it does give the more knowledgeable reader a sense of new trends and market pyschology to keep a reputable portfolio. I give this book a very good review.

What fun, looking at the cards... perfect stocking stuffer and gift for even the youngest child.

This novel ably demonstrates the considerable literary talents possessed by C. J. Henderson. It's as if H. P. Lovecraft pulled up a chair next to Mr. Henderson's writing desk and collaborated in the creation of this hardboiled supernatural mystery. The story: Teddy London runs New York City's number one private detective agency--well, he did until his office was destroyed by a storm conjured by demons. But Teddy's still in top-notch form, and his new client is a beautiful woman who is being pursued by winged monsters who plan to use her to allow them entry to a portal that will swallow the world in a maelstrom of madness. Teddy is prepared to do battle with the forces of evil, and mankind is dependant upon his victory. This is an ingeniously plotted whirlwind of a novel written with brio and peopled by unforgettable characters. Plus, this is the novel that introduces one of Mr. Henderson's most beloved characters, Lai Wan. Lai Wan is a psychometrist, which means she can read the souls of humans and the history of objects through tactile contact. When Teddy London realizes he needs help to battle the monsters threatening our planet, the beautiful Asian psychometrist, Lai Wan, is sent to join him in battle against the winged hordes. This is a thrilling supernatural escapade that leaves the reader breathless and eager for more Teddy London!

Mr. Nichols has taken the time to do his research of the life, politics, and the world at the time of Jesus. His book clearly is a novel, but it is as a newspaper described, a description of Jesus joyful burden.